Cherokee got off the floor after all the lights had gone off. She knew couldn't afford to sleep in a cold car park anymore, with the increasing kicks she gets from her baby and the severe discomfort. Sometimes her spine her so hurt from regular standing during the day.
Dragging her feet across the dark Mall passages, Cherokee is nervous if she is not caught alone inside.
What if someone is still in here what will I tell him or her I am doing when we were all asked to leave the Mall? The thoughts that clouded her mind.
Cherokee sluggishly through trying to locate the hamper and the small tree given to her by Sister. She remembers where she had left it before running into the restroom just to make sure no one sees her while she lurks around the Mall. She had made her mind spend the rema
